Records Division
Police Public Records Requests
To request a Police Department public record, please use our online service.
You may also call 321-608-6590 or fax your request to 321-608-6599.
Police Records Window Hours
- Tuesday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m.
- On Mondays our Police Records window will be closed, but we will still accept and process requests via the following:
Self-serve Crime Statistics
View our Citizen Connect Community Crime Map to view reported crimes by neighborhood or by type of incident on an interactive map. Data is updated daily. (Please note this map shows the general location of incidents — it does not provide specific addresses where incidents have been reported.)
Accident Reports
Accident reports are available for the current year plus three years prior. The reports are exempt from disclosure for the first 60 days after the date of the accident. They may be released to parties involved in the accident, their legal representatives, and their insurance companies with a written sworn statement(PDF, 217KB) during that period of time.
Crime Reports
Crime reports are generally available for the current year plus eight years prior. The reports are generally available the day after the incident, however, this may be affected by various circumstances. Not all crime reports are available (an ongoing criminal investigation, for example), and not all information is available (juvenile information, for example).
Fees
Copies of records are free of charge for 10 pages or fewer. If the record exceeds 10 pages, the charge is $0.15 for single-sided copies, and $0.20 for double-sided copies.